The phrase "a significant affect on" is not correct in this context.
The correct term should be "effect" instead of "affect." You can use the corrected phrase when discussing the impact or influence of one thing on another.
Example: "The new policy will have a significant effect on employee productivity."
Alternatives: "a considerable impact on" or "a major influence on".
Of these, 36 resulted in a significant affect on gene expression, and every gene was differentially expressed in at least one condition (Table 7).
Still, it suggests that the habits of time-shifting consumers are having a significant affect on television ratings.
If Gonzalez can return to the level he was at before the injury, it could have a significant affect on the league.
A merger would have a significant affect on the New Zealand public as any new media company would have a monopoly on the newspapers in the biggest cities _ with the Otago Daily Times the only independent paper left.
"When the currencies fluctuate, that has a significant affect on costs".
The experimental results show that a weak magnetic field (B ⩽ 0.5 T) has a significant affect on the cellular liquid solid interface and the cellular morphology.
Changing the concentrations of selected MLA ingredients had a statistically significant affect on the mean weights of the CAWBG26 biomass on day 19 (Figure 3, one-way analysis of variance, P = 0.0055).
Things like sleep apnea, restless leg syndrome, and insomnia can have a significant affects on how you feel during the day, and often go undiagnosed.
Similarly, there was a significant affect of CRP concentrations on low plasma selenium in well-nourished patients but not in the malnourished.
Vegetables and mustard intercrops, however, did not have any significant affect on respiration rate as observed under other intercrops.
Of the interactive effects analysed, only harvest date × ammonia loading had any significant affect on monomeric glucose yields.
